wear a t-shirt that said i am going to attack fort hood tomorrow. how did the united states army and fbi miss the enemy within. do you believe the massacre could have been prevented? i do. that s the painful conclusion. there was a failure to act. the obama administration says no purple hearts will be avoided. what happened at fort hood almost 3 years ago should be addressed in the context of a broader threat of workplace violence. the big question is, why didn t anybody ever blow the whistle on hassan? i am bill hem mer. i am katherine jarrett. i am greg begun feld we are here on this episode of fox files. i wanted to help soldiers and i wanted to work in mental health. hiidaho native shawn manning comings with a family of a proud tradition of serving the nation. my father wgrandfather was i jemaah world war ii was a marine. he drove a tank. he was proud i joined the military. it was in october of 1999 when the 23-year-old followed in his grandfat
bill: a knocks news investigation into the massacre at fort hood, fox news found multiple email exchanges between the shooter nadal hasan and the american cleric anwar al-awlaki. for the first time some of the victims are going public and wondering how this could be classified as a work-place shooting. [sirens ] november 5th, 2009, after being shot by fellow soldier nadal hasan private george stratton and staff sergeant shaun manning had only one thought, how to escape alive. as soon as i got out the first set of doors i got off of my knees, i pushed the tkaourp door open, i went around the corner of the building someone yelled, he s coming around the
asking them, telling them, get a plan together in case you go over that cliff. president obama wants that plan to proceed. he does not want to see europe crash. bill: how dire is this? because it is not just greece, right? it is spain too? let me give you a example. in greece over the last few days they have been stocking up on emergency food and fuel is up price. they have been taking money out of the banks. this is greece, a country of 11 million people. they re taking $800 million euro as day out of their banks. they don t like the banks. the spaniards are doing the same thing. that is an indicator of crisis that is right there, right now. bill: what you re watching on your screen is protests from earlier in the year. there is a vote on sunday in athens, throughout the country of greece. that decides whether they re in or out of the euro. bill: okay. if that is the case, depending on the outcome, can all of this be avoided yes or no? if there is massive bailout, a hu
bill: stuart varney, anchor of varney & company from the fox business network. good morning to you, my friend. what in the world is going on here? you remember september 2008 in the united states of america? the money dried up, lehman went bankrupt. it was a crisis. europe is exactly in that situation right now. greece in fact is the lehman of europe. so all the big banks all around the world, the central banks of this world are getting a lan ready to create, as you said, bill the mother of all bailouts. stick in a ton of money. print a ton of money into the system so that it doesn t clog up. the british have already announced they are going to flood their banks with cash. the central banks say they are standing ready to intervene if it s necessary in europe and the federal reserve, bill, would almost certainly be would a part of that massive bailout effort. bill: so the u.s. is going to put american dollars on the line here? almost certainly. there is no formal announc
welc welcome to world news. tonight, investigators try to piece together why an army officer, a psychiatrist allegedly erupted in violence, killing 13 people. honestly i was thinking, this is like iraq. so many questions. could base security have spotted a problem with the suspect? was the stress of war a factor in the incident? that boundary between a therapist and the patient can g very blurred. meanwhile, the army and the nation grieve. this is a modest tribute to those who lost their lives. the victims are remembered. she s just a wonderful person. she didn t deserve to lose her life. and the police officer being praised as a hero for confronting the gunman is our person of the week. she struck him and he went down. tonight, full coverage of the tragedy at ft. hood. good evening. ft. hood, texas, is a city onto itself. tens of thousands of soldiers training to defend the country. but today, it has been a crime scene. investigators are trying to